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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-05-19

.. liza person orders his paper discontin-
ued he must pay arrears, or the publisher
may continue to send it until payment is
made. and then collect the whole amount,
whether the paper is taken from the post
office or not.
3 The courts have decided that refusing
TO take newspapers or periodicals from the
post office. removing and leaving them
uncalled for, is fyimd Jacis evidence of in
territorial fraud.
This is Ascension day.
Monday was a cold, raw day.
Geo. NJ. Bishop has gone to st.
Paul.
OK. Chance was in town on Wed.
nesday.
Pete Hoffman returned home on
Tuesday.
The prairie schooner was on deck
ON Tuesday.
1T. Storey went down to st. Paul
on Saturday.
=. Capt, Coe is building an annex to
4 his boat house.
Children Handkerchiefs, cent at
MILLAR & TULLI'S.
John Taylor of GlenwOod, WAS in
town on Tuesday.
Miss Maud Seeley of Villard,waS in
town on Tuesday.
Geo. Hosmer Of St. Paul, spent
Sunday in town.
Fred J. Herr has gone home to
Mankato on visit.
Lawns, only cents,
MILLAR IS FULLY.
John Law and c. S. Bronson were
in town on Sunday.
Geo. Whitcomb, of Alexandria was
in town on Tuesday.
Checked NanSook, 8 cents,
MILLAE & FULLY.
Can tho band march? wei we
- should say it could.
Omer I've of Grove Lake, was in
town on Wednesday.
l.. J. IIirte of Browerville, came
down on Wednesday.
The Board of Trade meetings in
crease in interest.
A full line Of the latest styles OF
hats ut lIilsdale's.
Wash. McNeice came down from
Little Sank on Friday.
Towels, ) cents,
MILLAR & FULLY.
Road the statement OF the First
National Bank elsewhere.
E Geo. NJ. Bennett of Minneapolis,
arrived in town on Tuesday.
John II. Howard came up from st.
Paul on Saturday evening.
l.. Robbins is putting up ma
chineashed west of his Office.
WI. Kirk is putting up an awning
over the front of his market.
Harvey Moore was in town on
Tuesday. as full of roots as ever.
Mixed paints at IS cents per gal
lon at c. j. Lorgren's Drug Store
Thread mitts, Is cents,
MU.LAR & TUhLN.
Fifty men arc at work cleaning up
the encampment grounds.
Attention, Comrades G. y. Il.
suits sold cheap at a. Dahlcms.
The HERALD is indebted to capt.
Oakford for late California papers.
Gates g. Kelsey have completed a
set of abstact books for Todd county.
There was u white frost visible to
the early riser on Tuesday morning.
Henry Williams has monopoly OF
The saloon business ut Long Iralrlc
Mrs. l. l.. Cory and children, are
visiting her parents at BrowerVllle.
Silk mitts, % cents,
MLLAE & TULLY.
Mrs. a. Moore has been confined TO
her house by sickness for several
days.
= Peter Hoffman has been in town
during the week drilling the drum
corps.
WI Kirk recently shipped sever
al hundred pounds of fish to Mime
apolis.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-05-19

Omer I've of Grove Lake, was in
town on Wednesday.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15

Go toHarkcr s Birds for Dry Goods.
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Fine TreAa.

John B. Ellwood has successfully dem
onstrated that trees will grow and thrive
in Dakota as we'll rs any country under
the sun-if they are attended to proper.
ly. Hc has II acres of box elders on his
claim in Willow Lake that arc perfect
beauties. Part of them are two years
old and the balance one year. Many of
the latter stand nearly as high as per-
sons head and the older ones are eight
and ten feet high. Mr.. Ellwood has at
tended the trees carefuily-there is prob
ably not three bushels Of weeds among
the whole of them-and reaps the re-
ward Of his labor in. what is destined to
be one Of the best groves in the country.
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The Crops.



Crop reports throughout the county
are very conflicting. A large number of
the farmers say that their crops are bet
ter this year than at any time since their
residence in Dakota, while others COM
plain of shortage. 1t is safe to say.
however, that the crop will average
much better than year ago, and taking
into consideration the largely increased
acreage, much larger amount of grain
will be gathered and marketed than in
any previous year. The corn could not
look better or promise a more abundant
yield. The same may be said of pota-
toes where they haye been attended to-
In fact the only complaint is about
wheat-where any complaint is made
but did you ever know of farmer who
ever made any money rrising wheat in
any country oR the face of the globe?
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A Row Of. BAL .iame.

The base bail game at Alexandria be.
tween the local club and the Woonsock
cts ended in row. The Herald says
that the decisions of the umpire--who
was Woonsocket man-wcrc so plainly
unfair as 10 cause him to be Kissed by
the crowd. The game broke up in the
eighth innings. the Alexandria club re-
fusing to play longer. The Herald says
that the money was presented to the
Woonsocket club as a gift, not because
they won it, and that bets Of 800 to
$500 were freely offered that the Alex
andria club could beat them in fair
game. The end is no: yet The mana
ger of the Woonsocket club has posted q
$25 forfeit with the Mitchell Republican
for game between the two clubs at
Mitchell for 800 side anytime before
the 22d inst
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Kimbnrl's Celebration.

~--~ N-~--."SoS~>sS
The glorious fourth at Kimball was n
grand success in almost every particular.
AS early as Sunday evening people from
a distance commenced arriving. and early
in the day the town was well filled with
representatives from every section of
the country. A street parade at 10
o'clock, in which Ochsncr Bros ap-
peared with their steam thrcsher, was
well gotten up and attracted much at
tcntion. The opera house exercises
we're excellent and well attended. The
racing was good, and ball game well
contested. In short, those who helped
to celebrate felt that Kimball had done
herself proud in preparing amusement
and Accommodations for her guests. as is
always the case in that busting little
burg.
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L. o. q. F.

The Odd Fellows held public install
lstion of officers Monday evening. Light
refreshments were served to the large
number present. Everything passed off
nicely. The following are the newly
elected officers: s. r. Nugen, N. G.;
D. G. Grippcn. " G.. Robt. Barr. Treas.
w. FL. Mcierstein, Sec: D. NJ. Willis.
Permanent Sec.
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Found.

A purse, supposed to belong to a
young lady. 1t was picked up near the
postotiice by the editor of this paper
last Sunday evening. The purse con
tains wad of gum and two candy mot
toes bearing the inscriptions, "Do you
love me" and ''Of course will respect.
lively. With our young ladies patroling
the streets armed with such weapons, nc
young man is safe out after dark.
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Not Afraid OF Death.

Jud Lamoure said that he had made
up his mind to shoot our - head of
our shoulders if we dared, to publish
comments on his actions" at -Ncche. but
the dignity of the profession demands
that we give the plain truth without re-
gard to personal consequences. or for
ever be regarded as coward, not fit to
serve the people in the capacity OF an
honest news gathercr. His actions were
cowardly, brutal and unbecoming the
dignity of man. If the column rules
of the Democrat are turned upside down
next week the good readers may know
that this relic of barbarism has kept his
word,
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white Lake becoming C,y1I,xed

FROM the WhlCo Lake Times.
The law passed by the council regu-
lating Sunday traffic was rigidly OBJ
served on last Sabbath by all our busi-
ness men. A great many farmers came
to town with their butter and eggs in
tending to take back their supply OF
groceries and were surprised, and some
of them quite indignant that they could
not obtain them. They have become SO
accustomed to this Sunday trading dur.
ing the past five years, that it is difficult
for them to believe that money will not
buy goods in White Lake on Sunday.
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The National Eame.

Some idea of the extraordinary inter
est people take in base ball may be gath
cred from the table published below,
which shows the attendance atsthc four
teen games played yesterday by the
league and American clubs. These four
teen games were witnessed by 100, 900
people, or an average of 1892 to each
game. Besides these games there were
also those in the International, Eastern,
Western. Northwestern and other minor
associations, at which the attendance
was proportionally as great. Truly,
base ball is great sport, and greatly the
American people love it. Following are
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15
Poor lOwa

Mr.. John B. Ellwood received letter
this week from friend in Waterloo, Ia,
in which the writer says:
"The dry weather has discouraged the
farmers. You can buy stock at your
own price. COWS from $40 to 800, and
they are glad to sell at that. Hay is
worth $40 per ton and very scarce.
Everybody thinks hay will have to be
shipped in here this fall. Still hot and
dry
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Attention Farmers.

Attention Farmers.
BY especial arrangements we are now
prepared to club the North Dakota Farm
er with the GRAPHIC for
ONE DOLLAR AND SEVENTY FIVE
CENTS
for both papers. The NORTH Dakota
Farmer is u large 24-pagc agricultural
journal, typograph cally the handsom-
est farm paper published, and full of
useful information to farmers Either
it or the GRAPHIC separately is we'll
worth $1.75 per year. 1t is most libcr-
al offer. Sample copies eau be seen at
this office.
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Kindred Spirits.

TTUIII tIe NIllVHEO HeTHlU.
fDo you realize, sir" said a long
haired passenger, that there is One who
sees and hears all we do, who can solve
our inmost thought, and before whom
we are crushed and bruised worms?"
Give us your hand, stranger. re
piled the other. ''Iknow just how you
feel; IN married myself"
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Gee Wills!

WV
Sam Clover in Dakota Bell.
She gaze me kiss,
! had but to ask its
She liked it, l wis!
What rapture! what bliss!
l dared to unmask it,
She gave me u kiss!
Can you blame me for this?
So pleasant a task it,
She liked it, l wis!
All! modest young miss,
Did Iplunder the casket2
You gave me the kiss!
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Chns. Mix's sturdy Young Men.
From the Edgortou News.

Chas. Mix is one of the best cultivated
counties in Dakota, and her young men
always maintain her proud position, not
only in the fields of grain. but upon the
diamond field as well. Bloomington and
Pease Valley ball players: the Ne,cs is
proud of your achievements
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Farmers, Alliance.

A meeting Of the farmers alliance will
take place at the engine house Saturday
evening for the porpose of considering
the project of building warehouse and
handling their own grain this fall.
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A Russian named Skrzcypczywsija-
vich, living in Campbell county. recently
lost blooded colt worth $780, He had
his farm fenced with his name and the
colt ran into it and cut his legs all to
pieces on the rs" and "k's."
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1t is rumored that the Kimball base
ball nine has aspirations TO meet the
Bloomington team for considera bic
amount of Doodle. 1t has been one of
the characteristics of our nine not TO
gamble on the game. bat they would un-
doubtedly like to play the Kimballs.-
Bloomington Courier.
The Kimballs are certainly anxious to
see how well the Bloomingtons can play
ball when pitted against a strong team
like the Kimballs-the equals of which
the Bloomingtons have not yet mct-but
they have never expressed any desire to
play for considerable amount of
Doodle" If the Bloomingtons will visit
Kimball the GRAPHIC will assure them a
courteous reception. the freedom of the
city and a good time generally. They
ought to be able to give the Kimballs a
hard gamc-if not to lay EN- out cold
for they are in constant practice while
the exact reverse is the case with our
club. as they have played but once this
season. Did the Kimballs have the
practice that Bloomingtons do. by the
way. we don't think any club in South
Dakota would have any business with
| them
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A Fourth OF July Episode
From an Exchange.

TrOW III E3CHHhSe.
"Ah! good evening, Miss Brown. Is
your dancing card full?" mo. Mr.
Smythe, but my escort is. and if you
would kindly take me home would be
so much obliged"
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If the school board have any spare
change after completing the new school
building, the GRAPHIC respectfully sug-
gests that cistern for furnishing sup.
ply of pure drinking water be placed at
the building.
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In cqualizing the county assessment
the commissioners have placed the asses
mcnt Of the Klmball Mill at 81. 800 high
er than the Chamberlain mill. They
figure thatit is the much better mill. We
have not learned that Mr.. Sisson, the
owner Of the Chamberlain mill, has
raised any objection.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15

The Photographers.
Fox & Wiltse will be at Kimball July
II for two weeks. Give them call.
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K0rect!
From the Sioux ,;ity Jo
Awnily True.

From the Sioux City Journal.
Dakota ia solid for statehood. Dako.
ia is always solid.
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You will find the very best and
most complete stock Of Dry Goods
and Boots aud Shoes in town at Har-
ker and Birds.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15

Farmers report that chinch bugs to-
gether with the dry weather has almost
completely used up the wheat crop in
this part of the country. But we can
hcaye sigh OF relief when We know
that the wheat crop is only side issue
with our farmers and not the crop on
which they depend. (La.) Record.
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Certainly.

From the Chamberlain Democrat.
We would like to see game in a
couple of weeks between our club and
the Kimball nine. Can't we have one,
Bro. Tinan?
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15
York state Heard From.

A few weeks since the GRAPHIC con-
tanned an item relating to the difficult
les under which two ladies labored in
their efforts to water their horse at the
artesian we'll stating among other things
how they neglected to unchcck the horse
and lifted up the back end of the buggy
so he could get his head down, etc, etc.
The appended piece of poetry in refer
ence to the matter comes from lady en-
tircly unknown to us and from town
that the GRAPHIC does not reach--to our
knowledge. The circumstance of re-
ceiving the communication illustrates
somewhat the extent to which a
GRAPHIC item clrculatcs
To the Editor of the GRAPHIC.
Ii over come to Kimball
I'll find who the gentlemen are,
That would look and enjoy circus
OF ladies and horse in dispair.
You say that with frantic effort,
The horse at the fountain would sip,
The lSdics in trying to help him
Forget that the check wouldn't slip
They frst tried to tip up the carriage
A rule that they could not make
lwork-
At leant till the strength of the harness
Gave away with sudden jerk.
Now, dear Mr. Tinan, don't say
That you were the man who saw
These ladies, who don't know the check
[rein
Or the man who knows not the law.
OF oniiteness. To help these sisters
1u trial could not have failed
To make some hearts beat faster,
Could the mystorJ to them been
unveiled
think there are times in life time,
That all Of US sometimes forget;
That wisdom is in some way divided,
There are check reins to give and to
Ilet.
Whoa! woman or man who is driving
Life's chariot. make sure, t1ow,
When the fountain of life you discover
Each part Of the harness to know.
fMrs T. b. Ksnney
Bellesille jeff Co., MY.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15

Apples, Oranges and fresh Bananas at
the Kimball Grocery Co. u -,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15

A jolly Teuton was arranged before
the police judge in Cleveland. Ohio, the
other day, on the charge of being drunk.
'Troonk!-f vas troonk!' he cried, in
voice of amazement. "All vat trink
vas cin-und-swanzig glass lager, und
ouver man say | vas troonk by such a
small peezness like dose, by chimmeny.
he vas n tam fools
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From the Alexandria Herald.
The more successful man is the
more he will be hated,
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Dillon & Preston. of Mitchell. asked
$500 of Jerauld county for their SER
vices in the Solomon murder trial. The
county allowed them 81, 900. Messrs. d.
q p. are not out here for their health,
evidently.
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Mon and Women.

Mrs. W. j. Brady is sick with typhoid
fever.
DR.. Milliron is busy at Chamberlain
this week
Mr.. Warren Dye was up from White
Lake Monday.
Miss Belle jacobson has returned
from Madison, MINI.
BoRS-To Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Weth-
erell, q girl, July II.
Mrs. A. r. Latchem has been quite i'll
| for the past ten days.
Mrs. II. E. Gates entertained ladies'
tea party Wednesday evening.
Mr.. "Hank' Gilman, now lapdlord at
Castalia, was visitor Monday.
Mr.. A. c. Whi,beck has been spending
this week at Charles City. Iowa.
Misses Lucy and Mary Conant re-
turned to the Hand county claim Sun
day.
Attorney Long, of Chamberlain, was
in town the first of the week attending
to contest case.
Mr.. F. o. Marks, of the Mitchell Re
| publican, was in town Tuesday He de-
| livered some copies of the new session
laws.
Supt Sanborn went East last week to
| attend the National Educational Associ.
alton at Chicago and to visit her old
home at Frceport, III.
Miss Ethel Anna Pratt arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Pratt last
Saturday morning. She will remain an
indefinite length of time.
Capt. Fl. ]. King has returned to
Chamberlain with bride. May the
gallant captain and his new found treas
ure live long and prosper.
| John b. Ellwood has flown again. He
left Thursday for trip to Washington
Springs, Mitchell, Sioux Falls and Wat
erloo, to be absent about six weeks.
II. E. Gates. c. j. Maynard and D. w.
Butler went to Huron Tuesday as dele
gates to the convention. Major Kellam,
of Chamberlain, accompanied them.
Mr.. George Richardson. who has been
very i'll from the effects of bite from q
vicious jack, is rapidly recovering under
Doctor Hollingers care, we are pleased
to know.
Miss Sadie Caryl is at Sparta, Mich,
visiting her sister. Mrs. John Woodman
wife of the compositor who held q
case and morning prayers in the GRAPH.
&c office for three years.
|
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Don't fail to call on +. Il. Miller and
see his fine line of wall paper.
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The fair sex like to see the opposite
sex well dressed Robinson's Shanty
will dress you well for little money.
Kimbali, OAK
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Parties wishing Silver Plated Wurc
will do we'll to call at the Artesian
Grocery and examine my line of these
goods before Turch asing.
o45 w. Ii. Mcierstcin
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The Kimball Grocery Co has Just re-
ceived a big stock of Canned Fruits.
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Miss Belle jacobson is now ready to
do all kinds of millinery work and
dressmaking at reasonable prices. Lat
est styles of millinery.
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All varities of California Dried Fruits
at the Kimball Grocery Co
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15

Do not forget that Bardin has the
finest line of Mems. Ladies' and Chill
dren' S Shoes eyer brought to Brule Co
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15

A New and Complete line of Ladies'
and Children's Fine Shoes at Bardin's.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15

I Hardwood in any shape at Smiths the
lumbcrman.
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Dried Fruits of all kinds at Bardin's.

Stamping Of all kinds at the Nor
ris'Sisters.
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Smith sells the best made hay burners
in town.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15
What Pleases the Girls.

Go to the cash store of Harker tS Bird
for bargains.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15

California Plums, raisin cured, at th,
Kimball Grocery Co.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15

When you want good shave go to
William Frceland's, next door to Den
mis- Ryan's Office.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15

The ladies say Bardin has the incest
and cheapest line of Fine Shoes they
ever saw
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The craze for making rag rugs" is
fast assuming the proportions to which
the "crazy quill" fever had risen. To
see the vast army of sweet young fash.
ionables daiutily joining bright. pretty
rags together to be woven into soft
mat for home adornment is almost
enough to befuddle the brain of many an
observer and set them to wondering
whether this is really the Nineteenth
Century. or step backward into the
primitive days when the country was
new and maidens fair went 10 weave
the warp and weave the wool" 1t is
one of the few "crazcs" which the dear
girls adopt that will bring commendation
from their elders and from that portion
Of the masculine fraternity who are apt
to scott at all ideas and fancics which
the effeminate world adopts
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You can buy anything you want at
L. D. Bartiin's.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15

will sell more goods. quality consid
cred, than any other firm in BrMe Go
for 100. L. D. Bardin.
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Acsoss the Missouri in a Ralisen

A fresh lot of Candies and Nuts al the
Kilnball Grocery Co.
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A Street Car Line in Kfnball.

Harker & Birdhave the finest an
best line of Dry Goods in Brule county.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-15

Go to Bardin's for Lawns, White
Goods. Scersucker, Gingham, &c.
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Angry Subscriber-"Look here, l
don't want your paper sent to my fam
lily any more, do you hear7'
Editor-'lcs sir, but where will you
have it sentt
Angry subscriber" Send it to HI.